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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-03

CABINET MEETING At OAK VRw.-The Cabinet
meeting was held last evening at the Presidents
country home, coax View." All the members OF
the Cabinet were present except Attorney General
Garland, ana the Secretary OF State, who is out OF
the city. They found 1t much cooler place to sit
and discuss affairs OF state than the Stuny
room at the White House in which Cabinet
meetings are usually held. All the members
present TOOK dinner with the President,
and MeSsrS. Villas and Lamar spent the
night at ''Oak View" These gentlemen, by inv1-
tation Of the President ride out there evenings to
spend the night during the hot weather. 1t is
probable that there win be no regular cabinet
meetings during the hot weather, and whenever 1t
Is deemed necessary that meeting should be
held the President will invite the members OF the
Cabinet to Oak View
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A BIG BLAZE.
Twenty Acres OF Lumber I'm Ruins and
Fifteen Cars Of Grain Burned.

Twenty Acres OF Lumber i'm Ruins and
Fifteen Cars OF Grain Burned.
EVANSVILLE, IND, August AT 1 O'Clock this
morning a large fire broke out In Armstrong and
C. Reitzes extensive lumber yards At 3 a. m
twenty acres OF lumber were In ruins. Before the
flames were subdued they destroyed the lumber
yard Of the Armstrong Co., some 1000, 600 Ieet I;
Armstrong; saw-mill stables and two dwellings,
and the lumber yard OF John A. Reitz & Co., some
5000 600 feet; fifteen cars OF grain on the PEORIA
Decatur and Evansville Railroad, .and large ware
house containing tobacco, grain and general mer-
chandSe. The total loss Is estimated at $50 COO
on which there is about $lO0, 600 insurance. Most
OF the lumber was seasoned walnut, ash and oak.
Armstrong; factory was saved with great diffi-
Guilty. The fire Is believed to have been OF In
cendiary origin. There was no loss on tobacco.
Armstrong carried on lumber only 81, 500 insur-
ance, and ReltZ only $4,000 Armstr0ngs In
surance, other than that on lumber, Is In mutual
companies. There was only s., 900 insurance on
the twelve cars OF grain burned, including the
grain In the rOund-hOuse.
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THE FISHERIES QUESTION.
Something Evidently I'm the Wind In
Canada An Amicable Adjustment

CHICAGO, August "A Times special from OF
tawa, ont, says: The deputy minister OF fisheries
informed the correspondent last night that an
order had been issued by the government releas-
ing, on condition OF their paying mere nominal
fine, all the American fishing schooners recently
seized within the alleged prescribed Smile limit
There Is evidently something IN the wind, and de-
Selopments toward an amicabe settlement OF the
fishery trouble are daily being received by the
off1cials or the department IL Is evident the ci-
max has been reached, and an amicable settle.
ment OF the great fishery trouble Is In the near
future,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-03

SAN FRANCISCO, August 3.-Senator STANFORD
continued his testimony before the Pacific Rail-
road investigating committee last evening. He
stated that he regarded the land grant TO the
Northern Pacific a violation OF faith toward the
Central Pacic. He also stated that if the Govern
ment would give the Central Pacific Co. Its due and
release all the branches which have been added TO
the road he believed the company would willingly
turn the road over 10 the Government.
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Inferior department. Changes.
The following onicial changes have been madetn
tho Department Of the Interior:
Patent Onice-Appointments: Eugene n. Har.
mon, OF Ohio, and Geo. II. T. BabOitt, OF New
York, fourth assistant examiners, $1,000, under
the civtl-service rules. designations: Matthias L,
Pagan, of Illinois, fourth assistant examiner
Transferred: Mrs Laura L. Strayer of West Vir.
g1nia. clerk, 81, 200, to Pension once
once OF Indian Anairs-ResignatiOn Chalmers
Pension nO1nce-AppointmentS: Posey s. Wilson,
OF Colorado clerk, 81 000 under the civil-service
rules; John n. Williamson, OF Pennsylvania,
clerk, 81 200 by transfer from Navy Department.
Resignation: Miss Minnie E. H Wilson, OF New
Jersey, clerk, 8, ,0O0
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Representative stahlnocker ThInk

Representative Stahlnocker Thinks
THAT THE DEMOCRATS WILL. CARRY NEW YORK THIS
YEAR AND NEXT.
Representative Stahlnecker expressed the opin-
ion to q STAR reporter to-day that the democrats
were In excellent shape to carry New York In fu-
ture elections
''The democrats are all right he said. ''There
Is perfect harmony; no Observation-Disclosures, and
we are going to carry the State this fall and In
49,"
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THE CHEROKEE ELECTION.
Sketch Of the Newly Elected ChieG-A
Complete Change Of the Political Sit
ualiOn Predicted.

CHICAGO, August IA Little Rock, Ark, special
says: An Indian Territory special says later
returns from the election for chief OF the Chero-
KEGS indicate that Mayes has been chosen over
Bunch by a small majority. B. Mayes, the newly
elected Chief is one quarter Cherokee, and belongs
TO an illustrious family. He was chief justice of
the supreme Court or the Cherokee nation for a
term OF years. and Is an able and distinguished
man. Saml Smith, who was elected assistant chief,
Is full blO0ded Cherokee. The triumph OF Mayes
Will completely change the political situation Of
the Cherokee country. Bushyhead and Bunch
have held Office for years. and have shaped the
policy OF the Cherokee nation regardless OF the
wishes OF the masses. The official machinery was
under their control and their defeat Is regarded al.
most as miraculous. Mayes Is liberal and progress
siye, and is pledged TO reform. lie is chosen Tor
four year term. The friends OF Bunch still claim
his ELECTION
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Sir George Trevelyan Wins.
HIS INCREASED MAJORITY DIsHHARTESs THE UNIo
IsTs-HoME RULERs AXE JuBILANT.

HIS INCREASED MAJORITY DIsHHARTESs THE UNIoN.
lSTS-HoME RULERS AXE JUBILANT.
The parliamentary election in the Bridgeton
division OF Glasgow, Scotland, yesterday, resulted
In the return OF Sir George U. Trevelya an, Glad
stOnian liberal, by a vote OF 4,654 against 3,353
cast for MI. Ashley. the conservative candidate.
AT the last election In this division the Giadston
ian vote was 1854 and the conservative 1857 Sir
George Trevelyans victory Is felt In conservative
circles to be the severest blow the unionist cause
has yet experienced. Zach side attached supreme
Importance TO the election, as the nrSt fought
since the general election between GladStonian
and a uberal-uniOnist the other contests having
been between conservatives ana Gladstoniank
The uniOnists expected that Trevelyan would be
returned, but were confident OF "a reduction OF the
former Gladst0nian majority, which would prove
the beginning OF a reaction in scotland from faitn
in Mr.. Gladstone's issues. The Immense Increase
In the Gladstonlan vote has caused a panic among
the unionists. When the result OF the election be-
came known In the house members deserted the
benches and fOcked 10 the lobbies. where they
earnestly discussed the political outlook. The
home rulers were Jubilant.
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A Dru nm upser,s suicide.

pen, formerly a well-known hotel man OF Milford,
Pa, and lately a commercial traveller took a room
at the Fowler House in this village. Tuesday morn-
ing. This morning he was found In a dying condi.
tion from the effects OF a dose OF laudanum with
suicidal intent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-03
COngratulatiOns to Trevelyan.

Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
LONDON. August 3.-TO say liberals are jubilant
over Trevelyans poll, gives no idea OF their de-
light. Ten minutes after the news reached the
lobby OF the house of commons last night, there
was a pile OF over two hundred telegraphlc con-
gratulatiOnS to Trevelyan before the telegraph
clerk. The result demonstrates the futility OF
ChamberlainS Scotch tour and Hartingtons letter
to prevent great uniOniSt decrease and liberal
increase.
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JULY -, 1887.

JUL 1851
Trains leave Baltimore and Ohio z r. Depot, Wash
tngton week days at 81 > AIN. . 40 p.m and 40 D.
m. Arrive az Bay Ridge 10 a AIR. 8 30 m and
Pm Returning leave Bay RidSe sos am. . p. IN,
pm. and y % pm Arrive ~ WASHINGTON 10 am .
lOp-m ID and 10 30 pm. On Sundays leave
Washington 10 AIN. pm. and 3 pm Arrive
n Bay Ridge 1l:lJ ain. 3:1o pm. and Is
Pm. Returning, leave Bay Ridge % a L.. II noon
Spn-, and 9 pm Arrive at Washington 10 80 Am
1.IO pm. 8; 10 pm, and l0:30 pm
ROUND-TRIP TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR
Tickets on sale at all Il o. ticket Offices in Wash
inztOn. On sunday tickets sold ~ b. o. Depot only
See advertisement Of Bay Ridge Company for special
attract tICns from 10 iiLno-
W VI. CLEMENTS. CK LORD
tc21-.3uI Manager. Genl Pass. Agent
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ TO coNTRAc5T&olRsss,s CARPENTERS. AND
large and well assorted stock of
LUMBER. LATHs, AND SHINGLES.
very cheap such
JOISTS SCANTLING. BOARDS,
Florida and Virginia Pine FLOORING.
Dressed Finishing sT6CK THaIE RNE
being entire stock Of Lumber contained in yard at
18th ST. AND MARYLAND AVE sw.
In order to close up this yard and save the expense
will sell the entire stock next thirty days at Id
per cent below cash market prices No reserve.
JAMES F. BARBOUR,
Main Office and New Yard 14th and sts NV.
~ WASHINGTON. SIAsGT MENTERPRISE- M E - NE NEXT EXI
# the ~ eS
sss sss ss
R IN niCHE,s THE sgPEEME Pr ME G3gRT OF THE
MAR1L1A las fty e saS 1ssI BRUCE
No 1851. Docket 81.
aIs I rs s PIPE aS TO be frn
after this date otherwise the cause will be
with as in case Of default.
The object of this suit is to obtain divorce from the
defendant from the bond Of matrmony and for leave
to the petitioner to her maiden name on the
grounds Of cruelty the part Of the defendant en-
dsngertng the health and life Of the petitioner and
also the ground Of the defendants wful and con-
tinuous abandonment Of the peuoner for period OF
in this cause .
And it is further ordered that copy Of this order be
published once per week for three successive weeks
prior to said appearance day in the Washington Law
Reporter and in the Evening Star, newspaper pub
lished in Washington, District of Columbia
BY the Court. VIM: II. MERRICK, Justice, &c.
True copy. Test: r. j. MEIGS, Clerk, &c.
By II. W. HODGES. Asst Clerk. Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-03

An AMERICAN WINS THE CHESS PRIzE.-The tn,
ternattonal chess tournament at Frankfort has
been concluded Capt. Mckenzie, Of New YORK
won the irst prize, Blackburn and Weiss DIVIDED
the second and third prizes. and Bardeleben took
the fourth prize.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-03

LAH0sToN's LINE OF DEFRHsR-At the trial Of
Frank Langston, of this city, at Petersburg, Va,
Rufnn, when DR.. Leigh. the city coroner, took the
stand and the medlco- surgical features OF the
case came to be developed 1t became interesting.
surgeon to perform the operation OF laperotomy,
and 1t was done. He stated that without it the
patient would undoubtedly have died OF per1toniu1S
He died from that cause anyway. The cr0sS-ex-
animation showed that the defense proposed to
contend that the operation was not skinfully per.
formed, and that Ruf1n. died In consequence OF
1t and not from the direct elect OF the original
wound.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-03

PERsoNAL-Commodore Walker has gone to New
York.-Jos Keppler, OF Puck, is at Willard's.-
Irving NJ. Scott, OF San Francisco, and VIM Brink
erhor, Of New York, are at the Riggs.-Geo s.
Millard. OF saltwater. Mimi. and I. L. Harrison,
BOman OF New York, John Samuels Of Kentucky,
S. T. Beckwith and j. 8. Mann OF North Carolina
are at the MetrOpOlitan.-B. Wilson and j. Kel-
Ter OF West Virginia. w. j. Clifford of North Caro-
lima, and &. X. Faulkner Of Baltimore are at the
National.-W. Merrtck, OF Merrickv1ile, Canada,
and Alex. F. Clifford, OF Boston, are at the St.
James.-Senator Sherman and party arrived at
Toronto, Ont, yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-03

No Trouble in the Madison Post, GAR.
A letter received by Department Commander
Burke to-day from Commander-in-ChiefF Fairchild,
OF the u. A. R.. dated Madison, Wis, August /,
says:
"There is not a word OF truth in the reports In
dustrouSly circulated that there Is trouble in the
G. A. K. Post here. The post never was In better
condition, and all is harmony and good will among
the members"
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Dillon Gives the Lie.

ANOTHER EXCITING SCENE IN THE HOUSE OF CON-
MONS OVER THE IRISH BILLS.
In the house or commons last evening Mr.. Dill.
Ion complained OF statement that appeared In .
provincial paper, which he suspected was supplied
by a conservative member, charging him, In a re-
cent debate, with laughing In approval OF the
stoning OF the daughter OF an agent OF Lord Sligo
during school procession I'm Belfast. Mr. Dillon
said he made IL a rule not TO notice newspaper
sertions but this offensive and disgusting passage
was too much for him. CONSERVATIVE cries OF 1T
is true.'1
Mr. DiiIon-who says il is true9 II is absolutely
false.
Messrs. Halsey, Maclean, Webster and Price in
turn declared the charge against Mr.. Dillon 10 be
true. Mr.. Dillon repeated his denial, and declared
that the charges were part OF system OF infa-
nous and atroclous falsehood, by which attempt
was being made 10 hunt the Irish members out OF
public life. The speaker called Mr.. Dillon 10 or.
der, warning him that he must not make such
charges against members, and stating that II Mr.
Dillon repudiated the statement the house could
accept the reputation.
Mr.. Dillon insisted that this was insufficient.
He demanded the protection OF the chair In the
withdrawal OF the charges or that the speaker rc.
Qure the members 60 withdraw.
The Speaker-"Order, 1 have settled the Incl.
dent"
Mr. Dillon-"Then these measures OF justice are
for one set OF MEMBER and there is no justice TO
another set" (Home-rule cheersl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-03

LOUISVILLE, August IA severe wind rain and
hail storm swept over the city yesterday morning.
covering the streets. The storm Is thought tobe
local, as no damage is reported from the State.
The storm on the river did considerable damage,
and the NIe-Sav1ng crews and harbOr boats were
kept very busy The ferry wharf was swept
away and lodged at the gate on the falls. the
ferry boat was blown into the river and ran
aground on the Indiana side, no great damage
being done. Kremer's coal float was blown loose
and Several barges belonging to- Walton, Robb &
Bowman were sunk. Five persons In the city
were severely shocked by lightning and several
roofs were blown on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-03

At Portsmouth, N. H., yesterday the municipal
election was carried BY the democrats, who elect
every 0n1cer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-03

MAISHALL HALL..!
STEAMER W. w CORCORAN
Leaves eyery Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday, and
Thursday ~ 10 H., reaching Washington at
Leaves every Friday and Saturday 10 a and 9 )
L. reaching Washington at y. III. aud
10 30 r.
Leaves every sunday at 10 30 a. III. and 2:3O p. m
reaching Washington 1t = y. III. and y. IL
Pare rUund-trip - cents
STEAMER JOHN W. THOMPSON.
Leaves every sunday for Marshall Hall at p. m.
from wharf nf Steamer W. W. Corcoran, reach
ing WashiustOn lat = 15p
Fare round-trip % cents.
JOS. C. NcKIBBIN.
ylS-3m Marshall Hall. Nd
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Alexandria Affair.

Reported Tor 1HE EVENING STAR.
THE TAXES OF 1SS7.-The Alexandria County
tax has been levied for the present year, as fol-
lows: Washington district, opposite West Wash
dr %oar aI Vane foE a o ncding
cents for schools; Arlington district, opposite
Washington City, 100 cents for all purposes; JET
for all purposes. Besides this there is State tax
OF 40 cents on the hundred, making the total
taxes washington district i8o cents and md Airing,
the city Is 24O cents on the hundred dollars OF
assessed value.
AN APPLICATION TO RoME.-Miss Mamie G. Ede-
has been divorced from her husband by the Cir
cult Court here has it is understood, an applica-
validity OF her marriage with Hummelshine,.
NoTEs.-Hon. Henry Strauss, president OF the
board OF aldermen, is acting mayor OF the city,
and holds the mayors court during the absence OF
Mayor SmOot ut the Roanoke conventlOn.-The
Henry -street-sewer improvement awaits the selec-
is no competent Alexandrian who viii take the
place, temporary engagement will have to be
made with some engineer from abroad.-The
county democrats have chosen Frank Hume and
j. E. Clements delegates to the Roanoke conven-
tion, with T. c. White and J. b. Syphax as altern-
convention meets to-morrow.-The nre wardens
have ordered OF Agent Reineke OF Washington.
sullivan harness for the Relief hook and ladder
company here.-Lee Camp Confederate Veterans
has elected Gen. ]. A. Early an honorary men,
ber.-Base- ball games excite angry passions
mere ana three gn1s nnSe enoea many
andrtans attended yesterday, at Culpeper, the
funeral OF Mrs G. g. Thompson, the venerable
The Light Infantry armory is to be rem0deled
from designs by Architect Glenn Brown.-The
little negro boy, Stewart, so badly whipped by his
| uncle refused to leave the uncle, and
the mayor having fined the uncle ten
dollars, allowed the boy to go with him.
The assessment OF Alexandria County, outside the
city, shows an increase OF So, 600 In values since
| last year. 1t is thought that on the completion
| Of the Aoueduct bridge this increase will be
doubled and that II the Memorial bridge be built
an Increase OF ten-fold this amount will be brought
about.-Wnlie Bright, who accidentally shot
| himself near the w. and a. depot Monday evening,
| is improvtng.-John Carter alias COsgrave, who
obtained an accordion from Van Auken's store on
days and has gone ON the chain gang.-The
county supervisor will give early notice OF an eec-
tion OF rOsd surveyors In Washington and Airing
ton District next september The schooner c. K
Joyce is in port from Havre de Grace.
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The Central Pacific Accounts.


SENATOR STANFORD WILLING TO HAVE THEN EXAM
INED BY THE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE, BUT NOT
LAID BEFORE THE PUBLIC
Senator stanford argued, before the Pacific Rail-
road Committee yesterday, that since the Central
Pacific received aid from the Government it Occu-
pies the position OF a separate contracting party
He argued that If Government aid and the prod
ucts of the flrst-mOrtgage bonds had alone been
sufficient to build the road it would have cost
about $4S,2o0 per mile, and that even II the Cen
tral Pacific CO..waS compelled to account for its
expenditures to the Government, this would show
that the aid granted was insufficient to build the
road, and upon that basis the Government should
make good this deficiency. He stated that the aid
received from the counties Of Yuba, Sonora, San
MateO, Los Angeles, San Joaquin, and Others,
amounting to S. 265, ,O06, did not concern the Cen
tral Pacific. In some cases the money authorized
under the acts OF the legislature by the counties
referred to was never raised, and where 1t was 1t
went TO roads other than the Central Pacific
Perhaps some or the roads to build were now
leased by the Central Pacific, however. MIR. STAN
ford declared that no money belonging to the Cen
trail Pacific had been diverted to any other cor
pOratton. II am ready to use my influence to have
the Commission examine any books we have as to
the Central Pacific Railroad, but we have very
active rivals and competitors and we have rela-
tiOns with many industries, and these accounts
we do not wish to be laid before the public"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-03

Gen. Sheridan has written that he win attend
the reunion OF the Army OF the Tennessee In De-
troit september II and Is
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COACH CANDLES! COACH CANDLEs
GES aSr G0ifh
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BYRLM, August 2-Empef0r William sent q
dattering cabinet order TO Gen. Blumenthal on the
occasion OF the sixtieth anniversary OF the gen.
Warmest gratitude for Gen. Blumenthals eminent
services during the last three glorious wars A
portrait OF the emperor accompanied the order.
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BAY R1DcE.
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UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.

The most co:npete in all its appointments Of any
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